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Recorder Chrysler

The candidacy of VIM. Chrysler, for
city recorder, meets with very general
favor In this city. Mr.. Chrysler is we'll
known as one OF the most capable men
Of business in this city. His elevation to
the post OF recorder will be In accCr.I-
ance with he eternal fitness Of things.
The one disqualification that might
have been urged some years since
against his election to so responsible a
position Ia no more OF force. MIR. Chrys-
Ter Ia honest as the day Ia long; by odds
IN" most capable man Offering for the
position; a gentleman by birth and
breeding and second TO no one in the
powers Of bis intelligence. The work.
ingmen all endorse him and are entbu.
siastlo for his election. Let all working
men rally round VIM. Cbrysler next
Monday and elect him recorder. He will
honor those who put him there.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-12

The regular meeting will be held TO.
night at their rooms. All members are
requested to be In attendance.
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The MaYoraltY.

Elect Edwin H. Terrell mayor OF San
Antonio and our city charter will be
amended and come In force.
Under its provisions a wise expendit-
ure Of public money will be made and
our city will take decided step for.
ward.
These improvements will enable many
idle labOrers in this city 10 earn-Wages
and support their families In comfort.
These improvements will take little
money out of the city. They will re-
turn to the workingmen, the merchants,
the butchers. the bakers, artisans of all
classes and all trading and industrial Or
ders the money raised by taxation, max
ing all richer and none poorer.
These improvements will enlarge The
volume of trade and enrich the mer.
chant; they will increase the value OF
real estate and enrich the large prop
erty holder, and the poorer man, who
only owns his homestead, as well.
These improvements will also make us
more healthy as we'll as wealth. They
will improve US at home and increase
our reputation ebrord.
They will be to us gain and not an
evil. This good will come to this city by
the election of Edwin ii. Terrell.
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WoRKINGMEN'S TICKET.

For Mayor,
Ell. TERRELL.
For Collector,
+. c. HAUEISEN.
For Recorder,
WIN. CHRYSLER.
For Street Commissioner,
JOHN CAVANAUGH.
For Aldermen at Large;
J. N. GALLAGHER,
n X. JUDD.
". HEUERMANN. SR.
DAN LEWIS.
For Ward Aldermen:
First ward-C. GUERGUIN.
Second Ward-W. l.. SMITH.
Third Vard-J NC0B WEBER.
Fourth Ward-GEORGE PEARSON
Fifth ward-E. P. CAROLAN.
Sixth Ward-GUS. Ma UERMANN.
Seventh Ward-H. c. MIL LER.
Eighth ward-JOE MENY.
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At Aliens ticket office, Southern no.
tel, So to $40 saved. 2-l-S7-3m
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We Have Removed,

And want everybody to buy their hard
ware, stoves, tiDware and house fur
nishing goods of Rice & Dallas, Main
plaza, l-2l-tf
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MNWM life are sorrowfuliY let

alone on account Of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on a
positive guarantee at rs and 90 cents, by
For Sale by RsglAnd & Kennedy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-12

To the Voters Of the Fourth Ward.
/ am still running for the Office Of
alderman OF your ward, and solicit your
support, G. >. NOYEs.
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The LIGHT mas received a conrteops
invitation to attend q private sOcIsI. tbiS
evening, Al Muth's pavilion, on Govern
Of the quartermsster's depot.
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-Magnollas and evcrgreens at Hka
nurseries. 22-u
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q. 2. FRANK
81 AND 80 ALAMO PLAZA.

Our great 3O-DAY DRIVE will be inaugurated on
Saturday, Jan. 8, S87, for which occasion
we have marked at one-half their ac-
tual value all of our fine lot of
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NhtlOuhi hnu oIchb NOEtutTU u6pOL. Nv
The rstive-born elephant bids fair to riya
the great imported Jumbo In size and weight;
but IL is pretty generally known that moth ng
rivals the great remedy, Or. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
what shall DO" the maiden cried. He
will be here tonight and my hands are nhapped
aud be will hold Ihem.' calm yourself
dear" her mamma replied, we've bottle OF
Salvation OIL"
Justice Barnes has prepared his
quarterly r. sport. of criminal cases. IL
shows 8 criminal cases tried, and SIS In
fines collected. No jury fees for the
county to pay.
Contractors H. II. Hunt & Lewis
will begin the two-story Flores block.
corner Doloross and South Flores street.
next Monday morning. The contract
price is SIC, 220, although the lowest bid
was S9S00.
Indies Of San Fernando society will
meet tomorrow, Sunday 18Th evening,
81 ~ p. N, at the residence OF Mrs.
Garcia, No. 2l6 Salinas street.
CLAIRE MAREscHAL, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19
A disappointment.

A young man came into Centreville
on Thursday evening with . carriage
drawn by prancing steed. Two anx'
ious young ladies with fiuttering hearts
awaited Its approach. The young man
smiled, the ladies' courtesied. "Step In,
ladies'" said the young man as he
|aliahted to help his fair companions tc
seats in his carriage. The ladies were
about to comply with the request,
when another party, with "tury''
in bis eye, appeared npon the scene,
who said, Here, you have gone far
enough; march into the house here"
The young lady marched, the other
wouldn't go without her. and the younq
man, disappoin ted AID disheartened
wen away in sadness. Those who at.
tended James Maxweli's surprise party
near Campbell's shops, looked for three
more to come who did not get there.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19
KWh,tem.n.a Cow.

John X. whiteman's avenue COW,
that commenced three years ago TO
make most astounding returnsof butter,
still keeps up the work with ne decrease
in quantity, and retaining all Its rich.
uess and beauty. When she gave six
teen TO seventeen pounds week there
were none that could beat the record,
much less now when the score reaches
eighteen pounds and 10 still rising.
Mr.. Whiteman visited the RRPUBLI
CAN office this morning. and said that q
calf was weaned from his COW last Sat
urday, and the milk Of four days sue
ceeding produced 81 pounds Of butter
He believes she Will produce 20 poundl
q week. He looks out from the avenue
near Newark where no resides, and
with considerable assurance asks ths
farmers of New Castle County If any o.
them have COW that can beat thu
record,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19

a very ser ous f1e broke ont at Girls
helo, Md, gaeES the Wilmington ii. k.
Conference IA IL session, on Thursday
nisht. AEON 81 It bike cut II Mr..
A. W. Fwel', store on Main street, 4ud
close by Sler5 TIE conference 1.-s Ia
session.
Tbs dwelling and carpenter shop of
Mr.. ReVel Aia1asi CD tue vast, wire
both ccIn eiete'5 Destroyer, value about
Sl,5o0; p4Itiatsy insured. To tie EAST
two d@e.iias b0uses belonging to 4. W.
E~sll, TIE yelling OF Dr. q. L. 3
Ewell, the { vel inf aud store combine /
of Alexander Wooa aud and tbs taf,i
ard stables of A W. Euall we're all
burned, aud the millinery saop Of Mrs.
Furniss Was torn down.
TIE fire engine was brought out and
wAs in ga2g working condition, but
there wac no supply OF water e1oep'
such as c0u d be seeu1ed from the tanke
and shaliow wells ct the DeighbUrs.
mr Adam rssi.eBea vas injured fl
about SS90; Alex. Woodland fer 500,
value 81, 90, The ereatesl ioaera non
the tiIe Ere . AWe!. Bsott eTs, whose
burned pfoys-tg was yslued at about
$4,Q00, wiz no Insurance.. Ths fire
burned rema. kably slow, con4i5er!nl
The strong VIVID thai was blowing from
tie ndrtlwee5.
TIE t1tat number OF houses burned
Was seven, AID oae pulisa down aud
Destroyed. eae houses were mostly
small fratae bgAainas, and tlls tota
loss VIII II; lGt-5.d $40 eco The fire
originated f.eta a receive hde. The
family who H7ed 0ser Ewfil's stul :
were sli a@ag Mr., Eseli MAI goae
OUT ior = fa7 m.na5se, and when he
entered ais 3 oie ths smoke was dc
seeaelH2 lfatd tits eaingey, aud IN c
few A!.'1its 10 ba2:. part Ii tae heasI
wst Ia uamts
Dar.. . tht. tie p- Kyuett, secretar,
of tae chufcd 2ls;sD, was speaking
bat the nstfil { b1-A9 up aud a nun. os
OF the PFC q, taosGdlng bishoI
Wayfsa, Wo: g-a hard to ave TIE bald
ings and lte IL u,5ura TIE kev. j. s
@ Earna Haiiea of his cost al,
woraed IL bis shirt sieTes When l.
puf HIS cont IN again he clappea h.
hand in , pgcks, upa exclaimed II '
lost S 5t" mo, you haven't" T,
spouded coi6rtd man, az he utoop.
dosa aud ptcasi up the roll Of bill
which bad d. ntea out jlst as tho coa
was ben tafau of
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19
DIED.

VAT ENrINE.-ftn tho 10th inet Sarah,
widoT Of the Into George Valentine, aged
Is yeaTs.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral fTom the
residence ofher son-in law, Charles Body
No. 1877 " est Sixteenth street, on Sunday
afternoon. at 3 O'Clock Interment at Will
mington ard BrandyWins Cemetery.
WALKER, -0n tho 18th inst. Sarah d
Walker.
Relatives ard friends ara respectfully In
vited TO attend her funeral from the resi-
depce 81 her mother Sarah J.. Walker
Mill Crock Hu bred, on M onday ,2lEt inst
at Il O'Clock. SERVICES at the hoJss. Inter.
ment at " hlte Clay Creek Cemetery.
WALkEE.--Gn March 10. at ST. stephens
Reatory, North taesafras Parish, Ceci
County Md, aev. Lewis Walker.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19
FOURTH EDITION



Father Eallon, being about to remove
from St. Mary's church to take charge
Of st. Pauls Catholic church, was las !
evening made the surprised recipient OF
number of substantial favors before
taking bis departure. After the usual
Friday night services large gathering
Of the members and friends OF st..
| Mary's church gathered In the Sunday
school room with Father Fallon amongst
them. The first genuine surprise to the
| beloved father was the presentation OF Q
| geld chalice By James Morrison on be.
half Of the Sacred Heart Sodality.
| The cup was studded with precious
| garnet stones In the form of cross with
q pearl in the centre beautifully H.
| scribed. Mr.. Morrison made very
pleasant feslir speech, In which he
portrayed the love Of the people OF the
| church for Father Fallon with whom
they were soon TO part. Father
+ Fallon rs feelingly replied expressing
his great surprise at receiving such q
magnificent gift He prom ised TO use
| the chalice with the N ost plcasant
memory of the donors, and his other
| chalics he would present to some poor
| church. He assured his friends that
tucy WOutu AlWhNh TtColtb hearty
| welcome when they visited st. Paul's.
Mics Kate McCor aughy, on behalf o'
the junior choir, increased Father Fal
Ions surprise By presenting him with q
| gold handled umbrella in an appropri
ate little speech, which ELECTED feel
Ing reply from the astonished pastor
But there were still more surprises In
store for Father Fallon. Miss Katie
Ford presented him with silver nap
kin ring and the children Of the Sunday
school presented him with bereta.
The scene Of the presentations was
then transferred from the church to the
Reilley Ls oeum rooms, whore the altar
boys prose tied their loved father, by
this time almott speechlesB with sur
pfises, with beautiful plush album,
sfter which followed ths presentation
OF purse of gold by Edward j. Kelley
on behalf of the lyoeum. In receiving
the latter, Father Fallon paid q very
high compliment to the mem bers of the
lyceum and thanked them for thu sy NJ
patty and love they expressed for him
in their munificent gift,
--s~ -
Lsss than halls bottle OF DIR. Bulls
rh 81
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19

Another wildcat is needed In tbs
neiRhberhood CT Centrevllle. While
there were replrts OF wildcat IN that
neleeterhcOd hen.roo2ts wera seaure
from the touch Il vandal hands, but nc
sooner was 1t reported that tha wild
Observation-Disclosures 1t was-had beer
Killed thsa the hen-Toosts bagan to b.
setivels disturbed. On Thursday nigh
last thieves got into the hennery Of Mr.
John MoOn liungb, and in the mornins
when the chlckene responded for thei
iced there was number missing
There 10 some talk of importing anothC
wildcat to the neighhorhood
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19
Charged with Boating His mother

Michael Haughey was charged at thi,
morning session of the city court with
being drunk mud beating his mother
The aFreat was made by Special Officer
Meachaln, and while the prisoner ad
miitai that he WAS drunk, he denied
striking his mother. As Michael wal
before the court few days since aud
discharged Oh bis premise OF not Gem
Ing back within two weeks. he was sen
fenced to pay q fine OF IS aud costa
When he loft tho dock he remarked
well, that's forty dsye, guess -
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19
Murderer Hanged by amob.

TROY, Tenn, March 10 "A mob Of
MASKED men surrounded the coruty
jail early yesterday morning and de
nanded admission of tho phsriff. Bains
retused they broke down the outside
door, went TO The room of tho j.iler and
breaking down his room door, de-
mande1 the Keys OF the cells at the
muzzles OF pistols aud guns Com
polling hiu 10 unlock Tho doors, they
took oul the prisoner, William Hardy,
q mula;lo, tho murderer OF q Young
white man NJ senti & Summers "a V
mill last fail, in District No. 3 They
hanged their victim to a tree one and
half miles moth OF tuwr, on the
Union CITY road,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19
HE ARRIVES IN CLEVELAND,
OHIO, Monday hIornip

Ohio, Monday Morning, at : O,cIock
Ga Monday morning, between tn,
hours of IL and II, one Of the telegraph
operators at Cleveland, Ohio, will re-
ceive results and Bep d over the wires tn,
full account OF the argument and prop
ositions made By the landlord Of the
building erected for Meyer Meyers, tb,
clothier, and until that eventful hour i
viii bs impossible 10 stats whether Mr.
Meyers can really remain III Whining
ton or not; blllssin board will b,
erected on the corner OF Fifth and Mar
ke., and full particulars will be quoted
before our paper goes to press. w,
wish the entelprising gentleman sue
GEES.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19

Within o few days there has been
about tw 0 thousand pairs of roller skates
sold in this city, ard many OF the boys
and girls who bought them have Sc.
lecied the Court House pavement as the
place for operations, Con plant has
been made TO the Mayor that 1t Is al.
most impossible for persons to pass
along. and he has been requested to
abate the annoyance, bpt as he does not
wish to stop the children from enjoying
themselves be wants 1t stated that, I'm
less the Levy Court should order other
uiae, he will permit roller skating on
Eleventh and King streets. but cannot
permit it on Market OF Tenth streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19
Buried Yesterday.

The funeral of Jacob Rubencame,. took
place yesterday from bis late residence in
Miiltoan, and the attendance was UNI
usually large. The religious services
were conducted at the house by the Rev.
Nj. Gmb4rger, and at the conclusion the
eortege moved to the cemetery attached
TO the White Clay Creek Presbyterian
Church, where the interment was made
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19
VIII Meet Tomorrow.

The excursion committee of the Wash
ington Fire Company will hold another
meeting at the engine house tomorrow
afternoon at 2 O'Clock, when all who pro
pose participating in the excursion next
September are invited to attend. The
prospects are excellent, and the commit
tee have not yet held meeting, but ar
addition has been made to the number o.
names Of those who intend going.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19
temperance Lecture.

The Rev. D. @. Bsbcock D. D., 81
PhiisdelphiR, will give an illustrated
temperance address under the auspices
OF the Wilmington Red Ribbon Tenn
perance Association to morrow after
uoon rat 30 o'clock in the Opera Houee
Mr.. babcock has been strong temper
anee advocate for many years, and wa
a delegate to tho National ProAititio,
Coz ganiion In 1854
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19
5uIub WORK.
"The knights of ] sbl
An Excltinl

About 10 O'Clock 4
man, evidently IRON !.
driving along Four ]
ket with o load oe p {
he / orses took frig l
Fourth street. OF Z
His efforts to he'd . {
sud az they dashH
swayed from side !
10 upset every ins's
out on Fourth streeH
aucosede ed in sscppl
theyweuld rrobaol
|Chiiatiayia. Fortu
comparatively clea
sscapho. colaeing v
WY.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19
FIFTH &

IL a win o. Taylor
tho Delaware House
John Fry, employ
| House, is confined 4
| larial fever.
/ w. Y. Warner
com bination sale Of N
on Maryland avenua
Geo. W. Bush 8 8,
telephone etween m
wharf at the foot Of III
] J. W: Lilly has
! store at Eleventh ana /
VIM. II. Morrison l. n
| DR.. w. P. Wilson M
lure IN the oratory al n
next Friday evening y
Life. 81 y
Grant 8. Riggs sn1 n
entered into pattners M
tinuo the sale OF men \
At No. 7o3 Market strssI
Rev. George J. Ks n
tor OF st. Joseph's d,
moved into our CITY ! NJ
take charge Of 81. Mns1,
The Kent warehoua /, |
and Orange streets, n
the storage OF furnitu ~
at . low figure. =
DR.. O. Henry, wi 10
cine 10 our city fOI 4
afterwards located al 4
has been visiting friepd
past week. 4
j. A. Crapston & d
are putting In = 100 10,
and two boilerf, b nj
ZONES Of this city, ID
the demand for lhelr h
The best and cbea,| Il
carriages repaired 4
John Walther, on TIL !
Of Market street b N
warranted aud eatisi M
Samuel W. McUu hi
Fanny A. McKowan I
nc sale on Monday d a
tees front at the cornIr'
Hesld streets. II
John Hudson, Ben
jar man, Of Smyrna, MI
Of Middletown, ylrii III
this week 10 view of ?
latioIs TO be made III n
"Reddy" Gallsahe / !
Of Dick Collier, the Va
Of England, in Oil N
him ont In one I, N
seconds. 1
Charles Herald, Il 81
ie', will conducs aott Il
Church of the Cove II
10 80 o. m. and z p. !, NJ
ing mt night. /
Bishop Curtls wi II
right of con6rmatiou 81
persons In The CsthoAd
'on. NO., to morrow nj
afternoon he will [ fl III
at Newark. /
John Dougherty, vi
ysteriously from Nd
boarding house, No. |
street, some weeks 4
Philadelphia at worA
ness for making sud- Cd
4 The following q I'll
grad uatsd lsst event. hi
ielphis College Of P ID
ick X. Brown. Robe i
A. Ennis. Robert w
| Lord, willard L. sa lid
Ferris Bro. y "Hod lei
has not been issued i
will appear oDce mo y
| Time. All who hay o
vance sra requested u
4 3i3 Shipley street, v ID
| their n. oney retunde a.
u. James Belt ofe RS
| tago to the ladies in d
LOT a ladies' depart NJ
/ vance in regular stt "a
| attention OF lac y att n
| Tor. Entrance, No | Y
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19
NHondiard Iseact, Leased

Woodland Beach has again been
leased by. Lewis 2 Campbell, who Will
look after the WAITS OF exeursionigtE
and others during the coming season.
During the past season this place be.
came very popular under Mr. Camp
beil's management, and IT. popularity
will no doubt be maintained.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19
Eridge.teuder Haman / Explains.

Bridge. tender Samuel Haman, Of the
Thirl street bsidge, says that he il no;
a brother, hut OILY q distant relative Ct
ex Levy Gouitman Haman, and also
taRt be lad rssigIed his position az
brio pc naer three months ago to take
eheo. ct the present time.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19
the New ca s,l|

a bont 600 hands o
1t the Delaware Irt IN
Castle are out on q 81
New Ca tie Star 1t Is
Dissatisfaction existe a
Of worknen called II 10
complaint la that ths y
ing the same rate of vi
workmen throughou \ 3
The grievance " As
meeting of the knis hts
. committee, consist ins|
and Frederick Mile +, 4
western cities to see vi
being paid for all HI pds|
"messrs. Lenoir a I'D
their mission 1t orc b, y
sion was a seoret on,i tbl
tice to tho superin1 eng
works of their int hdd
work. On their retl Rrn|
fied that their pla Pes]
and they would NJ 't
sumo work. Il
the Knights of ] isbl
meeting anu appoiI lIeq
wait upon the firm 9!
these men be reinssi Eted.
itiveiy refused TO tn ~ I
IA secret stsslot "
knights on Wtdne' '3H
result . strike was Q rd9
The night hands N
Thursday night, OIL d
short time they stop ped
the premises in 0 "
morning the menibe -
went to work but u
locked out. There 4 RI
ut work who are Ii t
Knights OF Labor; sne
mum bering In all ab pa
Joined the strike. j"
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19
a Pair OF UEunks

Jacob Kennedy and Joseph Gum
were arraIgDed at the city CONT this
morning charged with drunkenness.
They hath plesd guilty and were sen,
tened to par a fna OF 81 and costs zach
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19

the March sale now Going on at tht
FAM snoe Eouse, 2G6 Market street
above Second. Trade Dollars taken @
full value. Vim. III. Baboouk.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19
All tho News

o, TIE world: tae uepartments fl.
w1tlHa, fae.ety ald lone; dramatic
an saertiag news, ard all the varied
fea otes a,a{ch nE4a The Sunday papers
the gass sage = gts V eeh. S1bfGsibers
con t. riaaiaJ FsIeroe va tAis We ! will
y IS. sot,i5 20. 3'.gs5 * Davis, 3l3
Mar astss'.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19

Tomorrow promises to be partially
cloudy TO clearing, with rising tempera.
ture. Similar conditions viii probably
prevail on Monday.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19
sauer-Krnus AND snapner

lunch to night g. the Justinon House
No. 70 South JuBtison street. Boci
beer on tap.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19

wslls' Haalin k5ne~er restores
heaI,a t-a3 ,.tss. earte " psi si'., im
potsLee. > @a4s b5',,iits. For " ssA
Rits.t, "a. u q. ~ ls.a. 81
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19

"R3aSA ca I Il caEas skin mum RI
erapti5hF, "a rom, utrer, s:.r
ihaua.. trc=ss. !, chi bairs, itch,
Wy poie95. n. - US tf-h. no. iers.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19

Ths nnca 'aas Lagg sets before his
patron tas b5st IA the city. 22i
King + q. at.. 3ag Llsh5
Daily Republican., 1887-03-19

Remember thst LeRe Is still serving
the famous lunches on Saturday even
Ing. ga King.